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    Old Nov 22, 2007, 1:34 PM   #1
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    Nice series, Dawg! Can ya tell that I'm still in deer huntin' mode? I'm lookin' at these...wonderin' where those big Bama whitetails are....& thinkin' some of those trees would be easy to get a climber into!:G

    Looks like y'all finally got some much needed rain there! We did here in SoIL also but it got sucked up real quick though! But the cold front that brought it in feels real nice. We had a couple of flurries last nite & this morning was 25! I really need to get back in the woods!

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    wadue wrote:
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    Nice series, Dawg! Can ya tell that I'm still in deer huntin' mode? I'm lookin' at these...wonderin' where those big Bama whitetails are....& thinkin' some of those trees would be easy to get a climber into!:G

    Looks like y'all finally got some much needed rain there! We did here in SoIL also but it got sucked up real quick though! But the cold front that brought it in feels real nice. We had a couple of flurries last nite & this morning was 25! I really need to get back in the woods!

    Thanks for sharing, Dawg!
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    Ron...If you follow the Drive in the last photo you'll see those deer...I gave up hunting and fishing in the early 70's but that don't mean I can't see deer sign. There is a small herd in those woods...Up to 6 last time I checked...A small salt lick a few hundred feet in keeps them around and the fact that the woods are posted.

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    Old Nov 23, 2007, 11:16 PM   #8
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    Nice series Dawg. It's a beautiful part of the country you like in.The line of moss on the left side of the tree in #1looks really strange. It's such a sharp line it immidately draws my eyes to it. It just doesn't look natural.

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    Nice series Dawg. It's a beautiful part of the country you like in.The line of moss on the left side of the tree in #1looks really strange. It's such a sharp line it immidately draws my eyes to it. It just doesn't look natural.

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    It is real and really there. Also gives you a very good Idea of where North is in relation to these shots. Thanks for looking at these.

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